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I think as a PM you are well-positioned for this. Sure, there are still technical challenges for LLMs and other AI solutions but you don't gain value from imple
by ogarten 3y ago
I think as a PM you are well-positioned for this. Sure, there are still technical challenges for LLMs and other AI solutions but you don't gain value from implementing AI in your company.
Consulting with regard to a strategy around those tools is something reasonable. Not sure how many companies would pay for that but going in an understanding how the company currently operates and where AI could fit into these processes makes a lot of sense to me.
As a PM you should also have the high-level technical understanding and the business acumen to make that happen.
- bkfh 3y agoYes, I think especially being on the intersection between tech and business should be ideal. My only concern is just how technical one has to be to provide real value.
- ogarten 3y agoNot very in my opinion. As a consultant I would focus on providing context of what the tech can do and what its limitations are and how that fits into what the company does. Sure, you should understand the high-level working principles, but I wouldnt expect a consultant to implement something from scratch.